Philips Avent Bottle with AirFree Vent - 125ml
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Philips Avent Bottle with AirFree Valve - 125ml:
Natural Response Philips Avent Bottle – 125 ml, slow flow nipple (0-3 months)
Natural and comfortable feeds:
The Natural Response nipple adapts to baby's feeding rhythm, promoting calm and comfortable meals. Its AirFree valve reduces colic, gas, and reflux for greater peace of mind.
Mimics the breast shape:
The wide, soft, and flexible nipple reproduces the feeling of a breast, allowing baby to suckle naturally and comfortably.
Ergonomic and easy to hold:
The bottle is designed to be easily grasped, whether by parents or baby, for optimal comfort during meals.
Finding the right nipple:
Every baby learns at their own pace. Use the newborn flow nipple if your baby takes more than 20 minutes to drink 50 ml. Switch to a faster flow if baby becomes impatient or plays with the nipple. If difficulties persist, consult a healthcare professional.
Easy to use and clean:
The wide neck of the bottle makes filling and cleaning easy. Assembly is simple and quick thanks to the reduced number of parts, and the AirFree valve is composed of a single piece.
Controlled flow:
The nipple only releases milk when baby is actively drinking. This allows for natural alternation between breast and bottle and reduces the risk of regurgitation.
Protection against feeding issues:
The AirFree valve prevents air from entering the stomach, thus reducing colic and reflux when feeding in an upright position.
Flow rates adapted to each baby:
Natural Response offers different flow rates to adapt to your baby's rhythm and needs, all made from soft silicone.
Anti-leak design:
Milk only flows when baby is drinking, preventing loss and making feeding easier at home or on the go.
Compatibility and safety:
Compatible with the entire Philips Avent range. All bottles and nipples are BPA-free*.
Patience and adaptation:
As with breastfeeding, baby may need a few tries to get used to the Natural Response bottle. This is perfectly normal.